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5 Most Visited Musical Attractions in the World

One of the perks of traveling is the chance to explore places associated with your specific interests. And if you are a music lover, you probably would not want to miss out on doing things that the inner fan in you may want to see and experience. The list seems endless when it comes to points of interest that would pique any music enthusiast’s curiosity. But we tried to narrow it down to some of these most visited musical attractions in the world that you may want to add to your list of destinations.

Dollywood
Location: Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, USA
Why go: A theme park owned by country music icon Dolly Parton. This family-friendly destination offer different types of theme-park rides and entertainment. The place also hosts festivals and special events year-round making it a suitable getaway for people who want a brief escape somewhere around the Great Smoky Mountains. Dollywood also features a resort and accommodations for those who wish

Experience Music Project (EMP) Museum
Location: 325 5th Ave N, Seattle, Washington, USA
Why go: The Museum of Pop Culture, more known as The Experience Music Project or EMP Museum, is a space dedicated to modern pop culture. Its rock and roll collection is one of the museum’s top attractions featuring artifacts, memorabilia, and exhibits from music icons like Jimi Hendrix and so much more. The building that houses the EMP is likewise an interesting attraction in its own right with features that point to the musical inspirations and influences seen on its design.

Graceland
Location: Elvis Presley Blvd, Memphis, Tennessee, USA
Why go: The home of Elvis Presley is now one of the most popular music attractions in Memphis. Fans and rock ‘n’ roll lovers often make a pilgrimage to this site when in the city. The estate’s main attraction is the museum that features a collection of memorabilia and other personal items that provide a glimpse into the life of the legendary King of Rock and Roll.

Hansa Studios
Location: Köthener Str. 38, Berlin, Germany
Hansa Studios is a famous recording studio that has seen the creation of some of the best works of top artists like David Bowie, Depeche Mode, Iggy Pop, and U2 among many others. It is housed in a former guild hall that dates back to 1913. David Bowie’s Heroes album, which is one of his iconic “Berlin trilogy”, was recorded in this legendary studio.

Joshua Tree National Park
Location: California, USA
The Joshua Tree National Park has drawn thousands of U2 fans since the release of their album The Joshua Tree in 1987. It is home to the fallen tree featured in the album. It also hosts a wide array of music events and festivals.

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